Letter, [18]92 Apr. 5, The Pines [London] to Mrs. [Oscar] Wilde [n.p.].

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Letter, [18]92 Apr. 5, The Pines [London] to Mrs. [Oscar] Wilde [n.p.].

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On behalf of Swinburne, grants permission for an unidentified "friend of a friend" to set some lines to music, mentions the Wilde children, and speaks of Oscar's coolness toward him.

[4] p. on 1 l. Holograph signed.

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